AKC Golden Retriever Puppies

9 puppies were born

7 female and 2 male

2 females left Yellow and Orange

Born March 8th

Ready for new homes May 3rd (8weeks)

Sandy (mother) is a wonderful mother. She is incredibly smart and easy to train. When Sandy was a year old, she adopted a batch of kittens and even lactated for them even though she had never had pups. Sandy is a very gentle dog but has driven off coyotes from my yard and kids on numerous occasions. Max (father) is always right with our kids. He enjoys being tackled and ridden by our toddler. Max would rather wait patiently by the door in a rainstorm than seek shelter if he thinks there's a chance someone might come out. Max is typically the first to greet me when I come home.

Sandy is dark and smaller frame female typically weighs 55-60 pounds

Max is light and larger frame male typically weighs 80 pounds

Both Sandy and Max have been OFA certified for soundness of hips and joints

A $200 deposit will be needed to hold a dog. This deposit will only be refunded after proof of spay or neutering or used towards purchase of a fully registered dog(breeding rights)

Limited AKC Registered Puppy (no breeding rights) $1000 which does not include deposit

Full AKC Registered Puppy (breeding rights) $1500

Puppies are inspected by a veterinarian for any problems at 6 weeks and given first shot and dewormer.

After 6 weeks, puppies are chosen by new owners. First those buying a pup with breeding rights will choose in the order we received a deposit. Those who don't want to breed will choose next in order of received deposits.

Each new owner will receive:

AKC paperwork for registration

Vet immunization record

AKC Litter Certificate with pups lineage

A toy that spent time with the litter

A Ziplock bag of Purina Puppy Chow Pro Plan

I recommend good quality puppy chow. Stay away from any dog food that has soybeans as an ingredient. Soybeans are used as cheap protein and are linked to heart disease in Golden Retrievers. Also, look for a premium puppy chow that is made for large breeds. Golden retrievers grow fast and cheap puppy chow with fillers may cause bone and joint problems.